Examples of using Infer in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You infer.
From a few bones, we infer.
It is what you infer about that room.
Maybe I could if I knew what"infer" meant.
Should we infer that these books are false?
People also translate
Or so I infer.
Gabriela Infer Manager of Transform-Action.
If the cases are connected, does that infer.
You can infer it sometimes from people's behavior.
Dr. Avery, what can we infer from this?
From this we infer that there are four kinds of children.".
So if you measure the amount of heavy isotope in the bone,you can infer where that individual was on a food chain.
One can infer that they really do value justice above all.
These cookies orother identifiers are placed in general interest categories that we infer from information such as.
Taught by: Gabriela Infer Manager of Transform-Action.
I infer from that that you do not thoroughly enjoy your profession.
Okay, look, if Sal Baker was as conflicted as you have said,might one infer that at least a part of him wanted his wife to live?
From which I infer you find her manner equal to her looks?
In most cases, we will ask for your consent explicitly but in some cases,we may infer consent from your actions and behavior.
We can infer he is relatively young and a capable commander.
First, from the answers that respondents give, you have to infer their attitudes about online privacy(which is a problem of measurement).
So, I infer from all the knickknacks, you're some sort of fruitcake.
If researchers find more agreement in transgenderidentity among identical twins than in fraternal twins, they infer that genetics play some role.
Infer what you want from that conversation, it doesn't prove a thing.
Although little is known of Caiaphas, historians infer from his long tenure as high priest, from 18 to 36 C.E., that he must have worked well with Roman authority.
We need ingredients, and we infer that the better quality those ingredients are, the better quality the cake will be.
The natural answer to give is that we infer from for example the sound that we have heard to the ulterior conclusion that the cuckoo has arrived.
It is from wave functions that physicists infer the possibility(indeed, the necessity) of entanglement, of particles having indefinite positions, and so forth.